182 60 Stars Astrology Season Vacation ④ The Moon and Men

60stars  Astrology Season  Vacation

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By TOKYO-TANUKI

182 60 Stars Astrology 

Season Vacation ④ The Moon and Men

1.  Well, this time let's look at the meaning of the Moon, specifically its significance as a wife for men.

The Moon is a water planet, and like other water planets such as Neptune ♆, it represents women for men.

Moreover, the Moon often carries the meaning of marriage. 
It's the so-called destined partner.

First, let's look at Napoleon's horoscope, which we've examined many times.

In 1796, Napoleon emerged onto the historical stage as "Le Général Vendémiaire ", suppressing the rebel forces. 

The following year, when his progressing Sun was in sextile   with his natal Moon's, he returned triumphantly to Paris.

 Amidst his rising fame, he fell in love with an elderly woman.

(Fig. 1)

....Yes, that's Josephine.

You might imagine Josephine as a vain, stupid woman obsessed with makeup, but in reality, she was intelligent, especially skilled at discerning where so-called “luck” lay.

In short, she understood who would rise to prominence and when was "the right moment"

For men, their wives are often the key that unlocks their future destiny.

Without Josephine, there would be no Napoleon. 
He would have become a powerful figure, of course. 

But it was Josephine's talent that enabled him to build such a great empire in such a short time.

2.  A famous example of a woman wielding power is undoubtedly the South American hero, Mr. Perón.

Even today, he has enthusiastic fans known as Peronists.

Mr. Perón had a V=3.37, indicating considerable ability.
However, he started out as a teacher at a military academy, wasn't a politician.

But in 1943, with the Moon's sextile aspect, Perón began dating Evita.

From there, he quickly rose through the ranks within the government.

(Fig. 2)

Well, after that, Evita passed away at a young age, but everyone knows it was this beautiful wife, the fighting Evita, who made Mr. Perón famous.

Afterwards, Mr. Perón lived a stormy life as a politician, overthrown by a coup and forced into exile. 

This time, he married a woman named Isabella when his progression Sun was in conjunction with his natal Moon（Fig.3）,

........ and later, after a while, he returned to the presidency.

While there are differing opinions on Mr. Perón's achievements as a politician, there is no doubt that his eye for women, his eye for choosing a wife, was top-notch.

（Fig.3）

3. Now, many people have horoscopes where the Moon's malefic aspect indicates the sorrow of parting from a mother or wife or family members, so find it yourself!

Of course, the Moon☽ sometimes represents someone important other than a wife or mother.

I didn't really want to write about this, but I'll mention V. Lenin as an example.

Lenin's eldest brother attempted to assassinate the emperor and was executed when Lenin was 17.

It was surely very painful for him to witness the death of his respected brother and his mother's grief after his brother refused her plea for clemency.

Lenin never spoke officially about this, but his horoscope clearly reveals it.

The opposition☍ of Saturn ♄, the planet of power, and the Moon's 150-degree aspect.

It was precisely at that moment Lenin grasped the true nature of power.

(Fig. 4)

This must have been a shocking event for Lenin, the True Genius. 

His brother, who lost his life for grand, heroic ideals; his mother, who pleaded with the emperor not for justice but simply for his son's life..........

Young Lenin understood from the depths of his heart what truly underpinned imperial power. 

It was then he began walking the path toward becoming a true revolutionary.

......Revolution is nothing but a spectacle for the masses, based on theatrics and calculation.

.....and so later they took him into account.




That's all for today

Tanu-chan💓　TOKYO-TANUKKO💛